[ANN] [CV2] ColossusCoin2.0 | Yobit.net | NovaExchange - Swap to COLX is closed

[Th82]

Looks like the server hosting cv2 explorer and a couple other coins is down, working with them to get it back up and running! sorry for the downtime!!

Thank you for the information, presstab.
Colossuscoin2 explorer is up and running again.

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CV2/

[Th82]

Lets get Colossuscoin2.0 CV2 on Poloniex Exchange and start Giveaways on Poloniex!

Colossuscoin2 should be listed on Poloniex.com
Let's make this happen!


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Colossuscoin2.0 started out as a POW/POS hybrid and in early February and became 100% Proof of Stake. Proof of Stake has the advantage of not being devalued by people mining the currency. There is only a finite amount of Colossuscoin2 and you can only get it by buying it, and only through staking can people earn a fixed rate on their coins. Staking is very efficient so even old computers can do it.

🚀 Colossuscoin2.0 - the highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

[Den821]

How to import and export private keys from the Colossuscoin2 client

Be extremely careful when importing or transferring private keys. You could loose all your coins if this is done improperly. Private keys should be imported only from self-generated addresses.  

How to import a private key
Step 1. Open the RPC console in the Colossuscoin2 client
Click on Help, open the Debug Window and switch to the Console tab.

Step 2. Unlock your wallet
If your Colossuscoin2 wallet is not encrypted (which is highly unadvised, please encrypt it now!) you can skip this step.

To unlock your wallet you need to type the following in the RPC console:

Code:

walletpassphrase MyPassword 60

Change MyPassword to your wallet passphrase and change 60 to the number of seconds that you want the wallet to be unlocked. After that time the wallet will be locked automatically. Make sure to unlock the wallet long enough to do the next and final step.

Step 3. Import the private key
Type into the RPC console:

Code:

importprivkey MyPrivateKey Label

Change MyPrivateKey to your private key and for Label you can enter a name/description/label for the key (optional). The importing takes a few minutes depending on your CPU power. The import is done when an empty line appears in the console. You should now be able to see the corresponding address to the imported key in the Addresses section of the client.

How to export a private key

Exporting a private key follows the same steps as above for importing a private key. For step three, instead type

Code:

dumpprivkey MyColossuscoin2PublicAddress (e.g. CZfPRSsa1bhzi3vKGwnPqKHmH5QUghMbWK)

Please store your private key in a secure location: If anyone obtained it, they would be able to steal all of your coins.

[Den821]

I'm not sure, I've always had problems with Cryptsy :S
The newest version comes with

-LiteStake - Reduce your CPU load when Staking up to 100x
-MultiSend RPC - MultiSend is a revamp of Stake for Charity and allows you to automatically send a portion of your Stake to as many addresses of your Choosing.
-Coin Control RPC - Use Coin Control on the RPC command line
-SplitBlock - Split your Blocks into sizes of your choosing for better Staking Rewards
-Delete address GUI - Delete old addresses *warning please make backups before deleting addresses*
-Reduction of the Blockdrift from 30 minutes down to 1 minute
-Doc's updated for Windows build
-Themes - Choose from 4 different themes

hi all.how to switch themes on the new wallet?

The wallet themes are able to be switched on the fly.  

The GUI version of Colossuscoin2 uses the industry-standard Qt toolkit for graphic elements. This allows us to format the screen layout once and have it appear similar on Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. It works a lot like Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You can change the color and sometimes the shape of various graphic items like labels, combo boxes, and text. Only hardcoded styles set by the program cannot be changed - for example the red "(out of sync)" message.

Each style is in its own directory along with any graphics it uses. The themes sub-directory is under the configuration directory, which is where Colossuscoin2.conf is stored and the stylesheet is always named "styles.qss".  
The layout of each screen is defined in the *.ui files of the source code, which can be found in ./src/qt/res/themes. Each is slightly different but all contain common Qt layout items. It is handy to look at these files when designing complicated styles that affect specific named elements. The layout is much like CSS's box model.

Qt Wallet themes directory

Each directory is separate theme - displayed in Themes menu.

 wallet will look for themes in :
- current exe directory - ./themes
- in ./src/qt/res/themes

Can be found under:
https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2/tree/master/src/qt/res/themes


In order to use themes, you will need to either compile the "develop-themes" branch on github. To create your own theme, simply create a new folder in the themes folder, and create a style.qss file that is based on one of the examples. To select the theme, go to File and choose the theme from the drop down menu, and click OK. (only available for previous Colossuscoin2 Client Version v1.1.0.0 at the moment)


-Den

[Crestington]

A note for theme's as well, there are many different Coins that have begun to introduce theme's into their wallets and for the most part you can drag and drop these theme's and will be compatible. Coins that I know of that have theme's are FlutterCoin, HyperStake, RateCoin, FlyCoin and PayCon, these Coins are open-source but if using theme's that someone else has made, it is good practice to give credit to the creators. If creating your own theme's you should remember that image sizes can weigh on memory constraints so if you are using very high-res images, it can impact performance.

[sudo23]

Here are current Nodes/ ColossusCoin2.conf File

Code:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

Download ColossusCoin2.conf:
http://colossuscoin.org/bc/ColossusCoin2.conf

Change your rpcuser and rpcpassword after downloading ColossusCoin2.conf file 

[AltCoinEnthusiast]

HI Guys,

I've just received an E-mail from the Colossuscoin2.0 team,

Thank you very much for your Coin Swap Service and for the long-term support.
I am happy to Swap over my old COL to Colossuscoin2.0 CV2.

The Colossuscoin2.0 Wallet is amazing, much better than the old COL Wallet!!
And very cool and exciting new features!!

I am happy to buy more at a low price on https://yobit.net/en/trade/CV2/BTC
and stake them.

Good job!

[junbi39]

I'm not sure, I've always had problems with Cryptsy :S
The newest version comes with

-LiteStake - Reduce your CPU load when Staking up to 100x
-MultiSend RPC - MultiSend is a revamp of Stake for Charity and allows you to automatically send a portion of your Stake to as many addresses of your Choosing.
-Coin Control RPC - Use Coin Control on the RPC command line
-SplitBlock - Split your Blocks into sizes of your choosing for better Staking Rewards
-Delete address GUI - Delete old addresses *warning please make backups before deleting addresses*
-Reduction of the Blockdrift from 30 minutes down to 1 minute
-Doc's updated for Windows build
-Themes - Choose from 4 different themes

hi all.how to switch themes on the new wallet?

The wallet themes are able to be switched on the fly.  

The GUI version of Colossuscoin2 uses the industry-standard Qt toolkit for graphic elements. This allows us to format the screen layout once and have it appear similar on Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. It works a lot like Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You can change the color and sometimes the shape of various graphic items like labels, combo boxes, and text. Only hardcoded styles set by the program cannot be changed - for example the red "(out of sync)" message.

Each style is in its own directory along with any graphics it uses. The themes sub-directory is under the configuration directory, which is where Colossuscoin2.conf is stored and the stylesheet is always named "styles.qss".  
The layout of each screen is defined in the *.ui files of the source code, which can be found in ./src/qt/res/themes. Each is slightly different but all contain common Qt layout items. It is handy to look at these files when designing complicated styles that affect specific named elements. The layout is much like CSS's box model.

Qt Wallet themes directory

Each directory is separate theme - displayed in Themes menu.

 wallet will look for themes in :
- current exe directory - ./themes
- in ./src/qt/res/themes

Can be found under:
https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2/tree/master/src/qt/res/themes


In order to use themes, you will need to either compile the "develop-themes" branch on github. To create your own theme, simply create a new folder in the themes folder, and create a style.qss file that is based on one of the examples. To select the theme, go to File and choose the theme from the drop down menu, and click OK. (only available for previous Colossuscoin2 Client Version v1.1.0.0 at the moment)


-Den

Thanks to you.The coin swap went good and the wallet change went good.Keep up the good work.Looking forward to furture features and plans.

[junbi39]

I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?

How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?

[Crestington]

I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?

How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?

Setting up a node is pretty straightforward, I like https://crowncloud.net/ because it has the cheapest rates for powerful virtual private servers. The most affordable option is the 2GB RAM for $30 a year. A VPS is useful not only for nodes (as you can host multiple nodes on a single VPS) but for general Linux usage, setting up websites, deployable programs etc. I generally prefer Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit for nodes.

I assume you are running Windows

-Once you have your ip address and password you will need to install PUTTY so you can connect to your VPS

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip

-Open up PUTTY.exe, type in your ip address, login with "root" and your supplied password.

-Next you will need to install dependencies and a couple useful tools like zip and nano text editor. Copy each line and right-click in the PUTTY window in order to paste the text.

sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git zip make g++ nano build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev

-Now we clone from source

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

-build the necessary leveldb

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

-Navigate back to the src folder and make the daemon

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

-Will take a little time to build the daemon, approximately 10 minutes or so depending on the speed of the VPS. Once complete we will run the daemon first, it will fail first time as it is creating the .ColossusCoin2 directory which houses the wallet.dat and Blockchain data.

./ColossusCoin2d

-Now we will create the .conf file and add in all up to date nodes (just copy and paste everything from cat to CONFIG and make sure to set a unique username a password)

cat << "CONFIG" >> ~/.ColossusCoin2/ColossusCoin2.conf

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

CONFIG

-Now we run the daemon and it will begin syncing up to the highest chain.

./ColossusCoin2d

[junbi39]

I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?

How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?

Setting up a node is pretty straightforward, I like https://crowncloud.net/ because it has the cheapest rates for powerful virtual private servers. The most affordable option is the 2GB RAM for $30 a year. A VPS is useful not only for nodes (as you can host multiple nodes on a single VPS) but for general Linux usage, setting up websites, deployable programs etc. I generally prefer Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit for nodes.

I assume you are running Windows

-Once you have your ip address and password you will need to install PUTTY so you can connect to your VPS

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip

-Open up PUTTY.exe, type in your ip address, login with "root" and your supplied password.

-Next you will need to install dependencies and a couple useful tools like zip and nano text editor. Copy each line and right-click in the PUTTY window in order to paste the text.

sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git zip make g++ nano build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev

-Now we clone from source

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

-build the necessary leveldb

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

-Navigate back to the src folder and make the daemon

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

-Will take a little time to build the daemon, approximately 10 minutes or so depending on the speed of the VPS. Once complete we will run the daemon first, it will fail first time as it is creating the .ColossusCoin2 directory which houses the wallet.dat and Blockchain data.

./ColossusCoin2d

-Now we will create the .conf file and add in all up to date nodes (just copy and paste everything from cat to CONFIG and make sure to set a unique username a password)

cat << "CONFIG" >> ~/.ColossusCoin2/ColossusCoin2.conf

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

CONFIG

-Now we run the daemon and it will begin syncing up to the highest chain.

./ColossusCoin2d

Amazing thank you.I'm going to try.I love this coin,I am in for the long term.the coin has a good comminity support and POS works great for me.I am going to invest more on this coin,the price is low
BUY@0.00000001

[Th82]

Hello Crestington!

How are you doing? Hope everything is fine.

Do you know how to switch Colossuscoin2 wallet themes ?
I cant find it.

Thank you
Regards
Tom

Hello

  how do I switch themes in the new wallet?

kprell40

If you don't have the theme's folder then you could just go to the source code at https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2 and grab the "themes" folder which is located in src/qt/res and copy it to the same directory as the client (if the client were on a windows dektop then you it would be best to just put it in a folder and put the theme's folder beside it). You can change the theme's in the "file" options of the wallet. You can also change and alter the theme's from the folder without needing to recompile the client, just switch to the theme and you would see the changes, if creating a new theme then you would just close the wallet and re-open it.

Hope this helps.

Hello Crestington,
Yes this helps!

Regards
Tom

[Th82]

I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?

How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?

Setting up a node is pretty straightforward, I like https://crowncloud.net/ because it has the cheapest rates for powerful virtual private servers. The most affordable option is the 2GB RAM for $30 a year. A VPS is useful not only for nodes (as you can host multiple nodes on a single VPS) but for general Linux usage, setting up websites, deployable programs etc. I generally prefer Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit for nodes.

I assume you are running Windows

-Once you have your ip address and password you will need to install PUTTY so you can connect to your VPS

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip

-Open up PUTTY.exe, type in your ip address, login with "root" and your supplied password.

-Next you will need to install dependencies and a couple useful tools like zip and nano text editor. Copy each line and right-click in the PUTTY window in order to paste the text.

sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git zip make g++ nano build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev

-Now we clone from source

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

-build the necessary leveldb

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

-Navigate back to the src folder and make the daemon

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

-Will take a little time to build the daemon, approximately 10 minutes or so depending on the speed of the VPS. Once complete we will run the daemon first, it will fail first time as it is creating the .ColossusCoin2 directory which houses the wallet.dat and Blockchain data.

./ColossusCoin2d

-Now we will create the .conf file and add in all up to date nodes (just copy and paste everything from cat to CONFIG and make sure to set a unique username a password)

cat << "CONFIG" >> ~/.ColossusCoin2/ColossusCoin2.conf

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

CONFIG

-Now we run the daemon and it will begin syncing up to the highest chain.

./ColossusCoin2d

Amazing thank you.I'm going to try.I love this coin,I am in for the long term.the coin has a good comminity support and POS works great for me.I am going to invest more on this coin,the price is low
BUY@0.00000001

Good tutorial!

I'll be running a Node and add it to the ColossusCoin2 Network


🚀 Colossuscoin2.0 - the highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

[kprell40]

 
  Wow,  someone selling 42 million coins on yobit at 01 Satoshi, time to get some coins  
  
  https://yobit.net/en/trade/CV2/BTC


  The highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

[Den821]

I see a lot of buy orders/Volume today on Yobit in the last 12 hours (~0.4 BTC)
Good sign!
 
This coin will be a success, just wait for it.
Good investment opportunity!

[Den821]

 
  Wow,  someone selling 42 million coins on yobit at 01 Satoshi, time to get some coins  
  
  https://yobit.net/en/trade/CV2/BTC


  The highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

10 million CV2 sold quickly https://yobit.net/en/trade/CV2/BTC

[Th82]

I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?

How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?

Setting up a node is pretty straightforward, I like https://crowncloud.net/ because it has the cheapest rates for powerful virtual private servers. The most affordable option is the 2GB RAM for $30 a year. A VPS is useful not only for nodes (as you can host multiple nodes on a single VPS) but for general Linux usage, setting up websites, deployable programs etc. I generally prefer Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit for nodes.

I assume you are running Windows

-Once you have your ip address and password you will need to install PUTTY so you can connect to your VPS

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip

-Open up PUTTY.exe, type in your ip address, login with "root" and your supplied password.

-Next you will need to install dependencies and a couple useful tools like zip and nano text editor. Copy each line and right-click in the PUTTY window in order to paste the text.

sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git zip make g++ nano build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev

-Now we clone from source

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

-build the necessary leveldb

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

-Navigate back to the src folder and make the daemon

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

-Will take a little time to build the daemon, approximately 10 minutes or so depending on the speed of the VPS. Once complete we will run the daemon first, it will fail first time as it is creating the .ColossusCoin2 directory which houses the wallet.dat and Blockchain data.

./ColossusCoin2d

-Now we will create the .conf file and add in all up to date nodes (just copy and paste everything from cat to CONFIG and make sure to set a unique username a password)

cat > ~/.ColossusCoin2/ColossusCoin2.conf

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

CONFIG

-Now we run the daemon and it will begin syncing up to the highest chain.

./ColossusCoin2d

Hello,

I wonder if it would be possible to build some "staking Colossuscoin2 wallets" from the Development Fund to support the network and run a Signature campaign (under Service Announcements (Altcoins)).
The staking wallets would be for free under specified conditions.

Conditions for the Giveaway:
1. Holding all the coins in the staking wallet for a fixed amount of time and not selling (except a small amount of POS rewards)
2. Setup a "POS reward" wallet secondary wallet. POS rewards will be sent automatically to this "POS reward" wallet address (using Multisend) after it matures. Users are only allowed to sell the POS rewards
3. Members must hold the Coins for a fixed amount of time (for example 2-3 months) before they get the password and have full access to the staking wallet.
4. Members must keep the Colossuscoin2 Bitcointalk.org signature for a fixed amount of time




It is possible to protect the "staking wallet" with a secure password and set it up for staking only? Maybe Multisig? https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/multisig-future-bitcoin-1394686504



I think this would be good to attract new users and add more nodes to the ColossusCoin2 Network.

Member Groups to be eligible for "free staking wallets":  
Staff/Mod
Legendary-Member
Senior-Member
Full-Member [to be discussed]

Regards
Tom


🚀 Colossuscoin2.0 - the highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

[Th82]

 
  Wow,  someone selling 42 million coins on yobit at 01 Satoshi, time to get some coins  
  
  https://yobit.net/en/trade/CV2/BTC


  The highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

42 million coins / Colossuscoin2 shares have been sold in the meantime.

24 Volume: 0.73 BTC

[kprell40]

                                
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